Learning Microsoft Excel? (county, costs, teacher, certificate)

[Scott01776]

Hello,

I have a rudimentary understanding of Excel. Maybe a 3.5 on a scale of 10.

I am looking for an online tutorial or a CD-Rom that I could buy (that bald guy on tv infomercials, whatever his name is?).

Can someone advise me on where to go for this information?

Thanks

[jeepgirl27]

Originally Posted by Scott01776

Hello,

I have a rudimentary understanding of Excel. Maybe a 3.5 on a scale of 10.

I am looking for an online tutorial or a CD-Rom that I could buy (that bald guy on tv infomercials, whatever his name is?).

Can someone advise me on where to go for this information?

Thanks

your looking for the video professor
here is a free website
Free Online Learning at GCFLearnFree.org

hope this helps

[harhar]

There's also official free tutorials from Microsoft:


http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/tr...479681033.aspx

[Scott01776]

Thank you

[atlanta bound]

Excel Workbook for Dummies costs about 25 bucks. U can order from Barnes N Nobles or Amazon.com. I am using it to learn excel as well.

[apsjr1]

Does any one know where can i take a class in Microsoft excel in orange county ca, i got interested about a year i know a little bit but i want to learn more
if any one has any information about a class please reply to this thread
thank you very much
apsjr1

[sll3454]

Originally Posted by apsjr1

Does any one know where can i take a class in Microsoft excel in orange county ca, i got interested about a year i know a little bit but i want to learn more
if any one has any information about a class please reply to this thread
thank you very much
apsjr1

Try posting in the Orange County, CA forum.

[Ceece]

I took an online class through my local CC. I just followed the book/cd, did assignments that were sent to the teacher, and took online quizzes.

That could end up being to $$ if you just want to brush up for your own sake but I was going for a certificate.

[nana053]

Excel Tutorial

Excel 2007

[ambient]

There is a ton of stuff online - just search on Google or Youtube. It really helps if you have an analytical / data-driven job, in which case you'll have plenty of hands-on experience to serve as a foundation for further knowledge development.